OPENING A SECOND OUTLET
A new branch is a story only if the numbers, the neighbourhood and the jobs behind it are packaged properly. We build that package before the ribbon is cut.
PLAN A LAUNCH →Majestic runs on a dense mix of trade press, city desks, language dailies and word of mouth. We map all of it before writing a single pitch.
Metro, transport and civic reporters shape how a neighbourhood like Majestic is perceived. We brief them on what your business actually does for the area.
Kannada, Hindi, Tamil and English outlets each want a different angle. We write and pitch the same announcement four ways instead of translating one release.
Wholesale, retail, healthcare and logistics trade titles reach the buyers who matter more than a viral post. We build a beat list for your category.
Local broadcast still moves opinion in commercial districts. We prep spokespeople, soundbites and studio-ready visuals before the camera arrives.
Coverage that never ranks is coverage nobody reads. We pair earned media with owned pages, schema and internal links so the story keeps working.
Maps, review platforms and directories are the first impression for walk-in customers. We audit, respond and keep the public record accurate.
A single bad week can undo a decade of goodwill. We draft holding statements, escalation ladders and spokesperson rules before you need them.
Store openings, screenings and inaugurations are press hooks when the invite list, visuals and follow-up are ready two weeks ahead.
Permits, trade associations and municipal communication affect how your story lands. We help you speak about them without creating new problems.
Colleges, resident groups and local creators carry more trust than ads. We build programmes that give them a reason to talk about you.
We report placements, share of voice, referral traffic and inbound calls - not a folder of screenshots with no numbers attached.
The best pitch is the one that sounds like it was written for one reporter, not a mailing list.
Most businesses only call an agency when something is already public. These are the moments where a week of preparation changes the outcome.
A new branch is a story only if the numbers, the neighbourhood and the jobs behind it are packaged properly. We build that package before the ribbon is cut.
PLAN A LAUNCH →
Term sheets are quiet; announcements are not. We sequence the filing, the press note, the founder interview and the client email so nothing leaks early.
DISCUSS FUNDING PR →
Journalists need a named expert with an opinion, not a logo. We build the bio, the talking points and the byline pipeline that gets you called.
POSITION A FOUNDER →
New formats need context. We place the story with trade press first, then the city pages, then the food and lifestyle creators who drive footfall.
PLAN A PRODUCT STORY →
Speed matters more than polish in the first six hours. We draft the response, brief the team and keep one voice across every channel you own.
GET CRISIS HELP →
Recognition is only useful when someone else repeats it. We turn certificates into case studies, quotes and an award-entry calendar for next year.
TURN AWARDS INTO PRESS →
Peak weeks are won in the quiet weeks. We pitch seasonal angles in advance so your name appears in the roundups people actually read.
PLAN SEASONAL PR →
Recruitment is a reputation problem. We position the workplace story with local media and campus networks so applications arrive warmer.
TALK HIRING PR →
Not every notice is a crisis, but silence looks like guilt. We help you frame the facts, the fix and the timeline in one clear statement.
REVIEW A NOTICE →
Moving from one district to another means new reporters, new associations and new objections. We map all three before the first pitch goes out.
PLAN A MARKET ENTRY →Ten services, one operating rhythm. You can buy them as a retainer or pull in a single capability when a specific week demands it.
We run a live list of journalists, editors and producers who cover your sector, and pitch them individually with a reason to reply this week.
DISCUSS MEDIA RELATIONS →Announcements get rewritten until a busy editor can lift the first paragraph straight into print. Facts, quotes and context in the first eighty words.
SEE OUR WRITING PROCESS →Holding statements, escalation ladders, spokesperson rules and a 24-hour contact tree, rehearsed before the week you actually need them.
BUILD A CRISIS PLAN →Op-eds, podcast slots, panel pitches and a posting cadence that make one person the obvious quote in your category within two quarters.
POSITION A FOUNDER →A six-week runway covering teasers, embargoed briefings, launch-day assets and a follow-up wave so the story does not die in 48 hours.
PLAN A LAUNCH →Native pitches in Kannada, Hindi, Tamil and English, written by people who read those papers, not machine-translated from a master document.
ASK ABOUT LANGUAGE MEDIA →We audit maps, review platforms and directories, correct wrong information, and set a response standard your front desk can follow daily.
AUDIT OUR REPUTATION →Invites, press kits, photo briefs and post-event follow-up, planned so a three-hour event produces three weeks of usable coverage.
PLAN EVENT COVERAGE →Blogs, case studies and newsletter copy that give journalists something to link to and give buyers something to read before they call.
REVIEW CONTENT SUPPORT →Two sessions on message discipline, bridging questions and staying calm on camera, recorded and reviewed so the improvement is visible.
BOOK MEDIA TRAINING →We sit inside your weekly rhythm - one call, one tracker, one point of contact. Your operations, sales and front-desk teams feed us the details that make coverage credible.
A twelve-store chain wants city-page coverage for a flagship opening and a queue on day one.
A multi-specialty clinic needs credible coverage for a new department without sounding like an advertisement.
A restaurant group is opening its third outlet and wants food writers, not just paid influencers.
A logistics firm wants trade-press credibility before a funding round and a national expansion.
Retainers from three months, with a written scope and reporting dates agreed before anything starts.
Before pitching anything, we correct listings, bios and outdated pages so a journalist checking you out does not find three contradictory versions of your story.
Explore: Listing audit · Bio cleanup · Fact sheet · Spokesperson list
Most businesses have three genuinely reportable stories. We identify them, sharpen the evidence, and stop wasting pitches on everything else.
Explore: Story mining · Proof points · Angle testing · Message house
Editors want quotes from people, not press releases. We prepare two or three spokespeople with distinct, defensible positions they can hold under questioning.
Explore: Founder profiling · Op-ed drafting · Interview prep · Byline placement
Coverage is wasted if your map listing, reviews and website contradict it. We align earned media with the pages customers actually land on.
Explore: Review response · Local SEO copy · Schema markup · Landing pages
You do not need a sixty-page manual. You need a holding statement, a call tree and a rule about who speaks, agreed and signed off in advance.
Explore: Holding statements · Escalation ladder · Spokesperson rules · Simulation
Placements, referral traffic, inbound calls and share of voice against three named competitors - reviewed every month, not every quarter.
Explore: Coverage log · Share of voice · Referral traffic · Monthly review
A small senior team, a written scope and a habit of telling clients what will not run. That combination is rarer than it should be.
We know which editors answer, which associations matter and which stories die on a Tuesday. That saves you months of trial pitches.
The person who pitches your story is the person you briefed. There is no handoff to a junior once the contract is signed.
Deliverables, hours and reporting dates are agreed in writing, so the invoice never arrives with surprises attached to it.
We start with what a reporter needs, then build the assets. Blogs and social follow the story - they do not replace it.
English and at least one Indian language on every account, because half your audience reads the regional page before the English one.
If a story has no news value, we say so and suggest what would. You pay for judgement, not for activity reports.
Two weeks of reading, listening and asking. We map your current coverage, competitors, review scores and the gaps a reporter would notice.
We write the three sentences you want repeated, then hunt the numbers, quotes and case studies that make them believable.
A named list of journalists, outlets and creators per story, with notes on what each covered last quarter and how they prefer to be pitched.
Individual pitches, embargoed briefings and disciplined follow-ups. You see the same tracker we do, updated weekly, with no vanity metrics.
A monthly readout on placements, traffic and enquiries. What worked gets repeated; what did not gets cut from the next cycle.
Straight answers on scope, timelines and what PR can and cannot do for a business in this market.
We handle media relations, press material, crisis planning, founder positioning, review management and measurement for businesses across Majestic and the surrounding commercial belt. Most clients start with a media audit, then move to a monthly retainer.
Most engagements run between ₹35,000 and ₹1,20,000 a month depending on scope, number of spokespeople and how many stories you want in market at once. One-off launches are quoted separately.
First placements usually land in weeks four to eight. Trade press moves faster than city pages, and anything tied to a fixed launch date needs a six-week runway to be done properly.
Yes. Single-outlet restaurants, clinics and family shops are a large part of what we do. The scope is smaller, but the standard of the pitch is exactly the same.
We write and pitch in Kannada, Hindi, Tamil and English, with native speakers on each account. Straight translations rarely get picked up by the desks that matter.
You call the number in your plan. We draft a holding statement within hours, agree who speaks, and manage incoming queries while you fix the underlying issue.
No credible agency can. We guarantee the number of pitches, the quality of the material and full transparency on what was sent and what came back.
Placements by outlet tier, referral traffic, inbound enquiries, review score movement and share of voice against three named competitors, reported every month.
A two-hour kickoff, access to your numbers, one named decision-maker and a 24-hour turnaround on approvals. That is usually enough to begin.
Somewhere in your operation there is a number, a customer or a decision that a reporter would find interesting. We find it, verify it and put it in front of the right desk.
You do not need a bigger marketing budget. You need a clearer story and someone who will call the journalist on a Tuesday morning instead of emailing a PDF.
Start with a media audit. Thirty minutes, three angles, and an honest view of what will run and what will not.
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